You are buying TWO (2) UltraChrome PINK TYCO Lamborghini Countach, HO Slot Car BODY-ONLY, sold from 1993 to 1994. Part #6239, Very LOW NUMBER, SET-ONLY RELEASE, ONE YEAR ONLY Aerodynamic Bullet! The Second version is a factory direct pre run or test run. cool stuff. unused. Very bright easy to spot on the track! Superior Choice of a body for Children Beginners as well as Any Old Racer! It will accept nearly any TYCO or Mattel 440 or 440-X2 NARROW PAN Chassis. Sold as is. Descriptions are very accurate; No Returns. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BUY IF YOU ARE UNSURE. We ship promptly professionally. We happily combine orders refund any excess s/h immediately upon shipping. We can always provide tracking. I charge $1 for expert handling/packaging, actual shipping. We ship out of the country almost daily. Please refer to our feedback, social media or time selling HO slot cars for assurances of a good honest deal. Happy motorin' thanks S'lots from Bob at Slot Car Central in SYR. We Know H.O. And from Grok 3.0: The 1990 Lamborghini Countach refers to the final iteration of this iconic supercar, specifically the Countach 25th Anniversary Edition, which was produced from 1988 to 1990 to celebrate Lamborghini?s 25th anniversary as a company. The Countach, first introduced in 1974, had evolved significantly over its 16-year production run, and the 25th Anniversary Edition was its swan song before being succeeded by the Lamborghini Diablo in 1991. Below is a detailed look at the 1990 Lamborghini Countach, covering its design, specifications, performance, and legacy. Overview and Background The Countach 25th Anniversary Edition was unveiled in 1988 to mark a quarter-century of Lamborghini?s existence (founded in 1963). It was based on the Countach 5000 Quattrovalvole (QV) platform but featured significant styling and aerodynamic updates, many of which were influenced by Horacio Pagani, who later founded Pagani Automobili. By 1990, the Countach was a living legend, known for its radical wedge-shaped design, scissor doors, and raw performance, but it was also a complex and expensive car to produce, prompting Lamborghini to phase it out after this special edition. Design and Features The 25th Anniversary Edition introduced several cosmetic and functional changes to the Countach, blending modern touches with its timeless Marcello Gandini-designed silhouette: Exterior Styling: The car featured redesigned air vents, larger side skirts, and a reworked rear bumper, improving aerodynamics and cooling compared to the QV. The iconic strakes over the air intakes were reshaped for better airflow to the radiators. It also had new 15-inch OZ Racing alloy wheels with Pirelli P Zero tires, giving it a wider stance. Interior: The cabin was slightly more refined than earlier models, with electric windows, adjustable seats, and improved air conditioning as standard. However, it retained the Countach?s notoriously cramped ergonomics, heavy clutch, and limited visibility. Leather upholstery was standard, with customization options for buyers. Scissor Doors: The upward-swinging doors, a Countach hallmark since 1974, remained a defining feature, captivating onlookers and complicating parking lot exits. Specifications Engine: 5.2-liter naturally aspirated V12, longitudinally mounted, with four valves per cylinder (hence ?Quattrovalvole?). European Spec (Carbureted): 455 horsepower at 7,000 rpm, 369 lb-ft of torque. U.S. Spec (Fuel-Injected): 415 horsepower due to stricter emissions regulations, slightly less torque. Transmission: 5-speed manual gearbox, rear-wheel drive. Weight: Approximately 3,300 lbs (1,490 kg), heavier than earlier models due to added features. Dimensions: Length: 165.4 in (4,200 mm), Width: 78.7 in (2,000 mm), Height: 42.1 in (1,070 mm). Performance Top Speed: Around 183 mph (295 km/h) in European spec, making it one of the fastest production cars of its time. 0-60 mph: Approximately 4.7 seconds (European spec) or 5.0 seconds (U.S. spec), impressive for a car with rear-wheel drive and no electronic aids. (description exceeds maximum possible length)